Hi Petri,
is your KAR follow the following structure:
- the kar file should contain a repository folder
- the repository contains a Maven structure
(groupId/artifactId/version/artifactId-version.jar)
- this repository folder is packaged as a zip file
Did you try to remove the local-repository folder in KARAF_HOME (it will
force the deployment of the kar file) ?
My advice is to test:
- stop Karaf
- remove the local-repository folder
- start Karaf
- drop your KAR in the deploy folder
Do you have something special in the log file ?
Could you share your kar file ?
Thanks,
Regards
JB
On 12/20/2012 11:02 AM, PJR69 wrote:
Hi again,
Ok, my final discovery with Karaf 2.3.0 is that:
1. When I drop my KAR-file into Windows-Karaf -> It gets installed and
starts running fine.
2. When I drop the SAME KAR-file into Linux-karaf -> It doesn't find any
bundles from the included repository inside the KAR-file. I see my feature with
features-list, but when I try to install it, it spits out an error not being able
to resolve the first mvn:-dependency in the features.xml and stops there.
Any ideas what might be the difference between the Windows vs Linux
environments with respect of not being able to
For example, I have joda-time/joda-time-2.0.jar inside the KAR-file -> This
gets deployed and activated fine on Windows, but not on Linux. This is the first
dependency where the installation stops. If I drop joda-time-2.0.jar by itself to
the deploy-folder, it gets picked up and activated just fine.
- Petri
From: PJR69 [via Karaf] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 19. joulukuuta 2012 12:09
To: Riipinen Petri
Subject: Re: Difference in KAR-deployment between Windows and Linux
Actually, for what it's worth, there maybe something deeper problem here:
I'm using the google guava-osgi 10.0.1 library -> When I drop this file into
windows-karaf deploy folder, it gets started ok and it has no external
dependencies.
However, when I drop this into the deploy folder of the linux-karaf setup -> It
just gets installed and doesn't move to Active-state. I try to start it manually
but it just remain sin Installed-state.
Hmm.... I have Sun JDK 1.7 installed on the Linux-machine and nothing else,
could this maybe be the problem?
I'm guessing that the problem causing this (guave-osgi not being Activated) is
the one that's causing the feature not being installed and bundles activate
automatically?
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